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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1964
MOORE COUNTY RECORDER'S COURT
Young Speeders, Caught Driving 75
Side By Side, Lose Their Licenses
Rites Conducted
For Mr. Johnson
Sunrise Theatre
Two young Carthage men, Al
vin Underwood Fry, 19, and Har
old Layne Badgett, 23, pleaded
not guilty at Carthage Monday,
in Moore County Recorders
Court, to speeding 75 in a 60-mile
zone.
Instead, they tendered a plea
of guilty to speeding 70, but were
found guilty as charged.
Constable L. F. Wood of Green
wood Township testified he first
noticed the pair on the highway
at Cameron because of their high
speed, and because they were
driving one directly behind the
other—“bumper to bumper,” the
officer said. Before getting them
stopped, he said, he clocked them
at speeds higher than 75. Though
they were running side by side at
this time, he did not charge them
with racing on the highway.
It was the second speeding
charge of the day for defendant
Fry, who had earlier pleaded
guilty to 70 in a 55-mile zone,
drawing a fine of $20 and costs.
Defense counsel, speaking up for
both youths said Fry knew he
could not avoid license suspen
sion and was prepared to take
his punishment, but he put up a
special plea for young Badgett.
The defense attorney, W. D. Sab-
iston, said the youth made his liv
ing driving a truck, also that his
wife was to have a baby in June.
He asked that judgment be con
tinued for Badgett util after the
baby’s birth, so that he could
take his wife to the hospital and
drive back and forth at that time
as needed.
Judge J. Vance Rowe, however,
continued prayer for judgment
for both youths on payment of
$25 fine and costs, each, leaving
the law regarding their license
suspensions to operate as it was
designed to do.
Traffic law violations and fam
ily troubles predominated on
Monday’s docket. Other cases
disposed of:
Howard Franklin Moore, Rob
bins, Rt. 2, speeding 65 in a 55-
mile zone, $10 and costs; Willie
Thomas Welch, Robbins, Rt. 1,
speeding 45 in 35-mile zone, $10
and costs; Felly Webster Hussey,
Robbins, careless and reckless
driving, accident and personal in
jury, $25 and costs, defendant to
pay or cause to be paid damage
and injury resulting from wreck;
Nelson Randolph Wooten, Carth
age, driving without license (3rd
offense), and without chauffeur’s
license, presenting another’s li
cense as his own, 30 days to be
served at expiration of 6-months
sentence suspended April 13,
commitaent now ordered to is
sue; Terry Alton Marsh, West
End, allowing unlicensed person
to operate his auto, and allowing
him to use his license, 30 days sus
pended for six months on pay
ment of $25 and costs, to commit
no sim.ilar offense in the suspen
sion period.
Harold David Blake, Box 53,
Lakeview, speeding 65 in 55-mile
zone, $10 and costs; Alexander
Jones, Durham, speeding 70 in
55-mile zone, $20 and costs; Ger
ry Nelson Frye, Pinehurst, speed
ing 70 in 55-mile zone, $20 and
costs; Louis McLaughlin, South
ern Pines, non-support of three
children, abandonment of wife
and children six months suspend
ed on payment of costs, defendant
to return to his wife and children
and support them to the best of
his ability, or $25 and costs, $50
to be paid to his wife, then $30
weekly toward her support and
that of the children till further
order of the court.
Russell Van Criscoe, Seagrove,
Route 1, speeding 70 in 55-mile
zone, $20 and costs; Hugh Bryant
Morgan, Carthage, assault with
deadly weapon on female (two
counts), both defendant and wife
Samuel Turner Johnson, 73, of
Carthage, Route 2, died Friday.
:Funeral services were held
Sunday at Union Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. H. L. Wilson,
pastor, assisted by the Rev. Ben
nie Maness 'and the Rev. Bill
Shelton, officiated. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Bertie Mae Williams; one
daughter, Mrs. Hazel Nall of Car
thage, Rt. 2; one son, W. Frank
Johnson of Durham; one step
daughter, Mrs. Frances Williams
of Manly; and 16 grandchildren.
He was the owner and operator
of Johnson Tobacco Stick Fac
tory.
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William J. Hethcox, 77, of
Southern Pines died Friday.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Monday at 11 a. m. at Brown-
son Memorial Presbyterian
Church, conducted by Dr. Julian
Lake, pastor. Interment was in
Oakwood Cemetery at Concord.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Grace Brown; and one
sisaer, Mrs. Ursula Barnhardt of
I sister, Mrs. Ursula Barnhaudt of
Ossie Morgan found guilty of en- Concord
gaging in affray (male defendant A native of Concord, Mr.
acquitted SiteTheToncord^TelShone^Co"!
L male defendant to^ne^^
to the roads, si^pended for 12 defense work
months as to each, on payment of I ^ Yard, Norfolk, Va., in
costs and good behavior came to South-
each other; Mitchell Ray Smith, 1 ^ working at the
Hamlet, abandonment and non- pjjjg Needles Hotel for two years,
support, 60 days suspended on ^g^g until his illness which
payment of costs and $10 began last year, he had been
week toward support of wife, till gmployed at the Mid Pines Club.
j™ tv..^ ..oi.T-t- TTntnor 1 ^ Mason and a member
of Brownson Memorial Presby
terian Church.
Dean Martin stars as a TV doc
tor in the new Paramount Tech
nicolor comedy, “Who’s Been
sleeping In My Bed?” He is aided
in this wacky endeavor by Jill St.
John, Elizabeth Montgomery
Martin Balsam, Louis Nye, Rich
ard Conte and Carol Burnette in
her first movie role.
TV doctor-heroes, as portrayed
by Dean Martin, are not the
strong, moral people TV viewers
think they are. For although the
TV doctor Dean plays_ projects a
romantic image to his millions
of loyal female fans—his private
life is a shambles.
It all adds up to a wildly funny
comedy that exhibits the talents
of aU the performers to best ad
vantage. In Technicolor from the
script by Jack Rose, “Who’s Been
Sleeping in My Bed?” promises
to be the nuttiest comedy of the
season.
The film, will be seen Wednes
day and Thursday, May 13 and
14, at the Sunrise Theatre.
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Student Named To
Honor Council, ECC
Chosen to serve on the Wom
en’s Honor Council at East Car
olina College, from Moore Coun
ty, is Miss Elizabeth Janet Mc
Kenzie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. C. McKenzie of Southern |
Pines.
Members of the Honor Councils
for men and women at the col
lege are selected by members of
the Student Senate, legislative
body of the Student Government
Association, from a list of stu
dents suggested by the SGA Ex
ecutive Council in collaboration
with the dean of men and the
dean of women.
further order of the court; Homer
Neil Cooper, Fort Bragg, driving
without license, nol pros with
leave.
Ray Brower, Jackson Springs,
assault and battery on female,
assault with deadly weapon, 30
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our appre-
assauit wim ucauAj ««I ciation to all our friends and
days suspended for 12 months on neighbors for their many kind
payment of costs and good be- deeds and expressions of sym-
havior toward wife, defendant to pathy shown to us during the
get a job and help wife in sup- passing of our brother and son,
port of family, also to be exam- David W. McNair,
ined by a physician and take | Mrs. Mary McNair and family
treatment as recommended: Clin
ton Williams, Robbins, failure to
comply, defendant to be released
from jail where he was placed
April 7 charged with violation of
probation, to get a job and pay
pervision of probation officer
during next 12 months; John
Robert Shanklin, Mebane, speed
ing 88 in 55-mile zone, 60 days
or $50 and costs, license to be
$12.50 per week toward support | suspended as provided by law.
of family till further order of the I
court, to stay away from, wife’s
home and in no way molest her,
not to appear in any public place
nor at his home while to any ex
tent intoxicated, to be under su-
Moore Students On
Honor Roll At ECC
Six students from Moore Coun
ty who have received official re-
' cognition for scholastic achieve-
m.ent during the winter quarter
of the present school year at East
Carolina College, have been an
nounced.
They are, from Southern Pines:
Sandra L. Fitzgibbon, Fay Mar
lene Reid and Barbara B. West
(honor roll); from Cameron: Del-
phia B. Pollard (honor roll);
from Carthage: Martha Kay Pat
terson (honor roll); from High
Falls: Robert D. Upchurch (dean’s |
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